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March 2008
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The editors liked
Lowvoltage Core 2 Duo processor is easy on battery life
One of the most attractive 11inch notebooks weve seen
Excellent build quality
Great keyboard
Comes with two batteries
Nice packaging and extras
Gorgeous leather accents. LED backlit screen. Built-in optical drive. The only 3-pound ultraportable with an HDMI port. Excellent battery life. Energy efficient.
Sleek and fashionable leather chassis
Comfortable keyboard
Long battery life
HDMI port
Handsome. Fully loaded with connectivity options
Including three USB ports. Weight on par with similar systems that dont include an optical drive.
Great styling
Includes two batteries
Bluetooth mouse
And carrying case
Built-in DVD burner
Unique leatherbound exterior
Ample I/O ports (even HDMI)
Slick
Classy design with lots of options in a small package. Built-in optical drive
Two batteries.
1.3 kg light and ultra compact
Noble and exclusive materials
Perfect workmanship
Many ports including DVI
Integrated DVD drive
Even illumination
TPM security chip
Fingerprint reader
300MbitWLAN and Bluetooth
Many accessories including Bluetooth m
The editors didn't like
Lowvoltage processor doesnt give desktop replacement performance
Touchpad surface isnt great
Noisy fan
Leather is either stylish or garish depending on your tastes
92 percent keyboard. Three-cell battery is not enough. Poor performance scores. Way too expensive. Could use a cellular modem.
Runs warm
Facial recognition a bit slow
Numerous software problems. Integrated BIOS/driver update system never completed successfully. Homegrown software works even worse than Vista
Causes problems. Toosmall keyboard. Toosmall
Toostiff mouse buttons. Very loud fan and very quiet speakers. Sta...
Slow performance
3-cell battery life is abysmal
Odd keyboard layout
Screen is too reflective
Bad off-angle viewing
Mouse buttons feel a little junky
Trackpad wasnt sensitive enough. A bit small for our taste. Graphics performance lags.
1.3 kg light and ultra compact, Noble and exclusive materials, Perfect workmanship, Many ports including DVI, Integrated DVD drive, Even illumination, TPM security chip, Fingerprint reader, 300MbitWLAN and Bluetooth, Many accessories including Bluetooth m
No HSDPA, Loud fan, Gets very warm, Slow hard disk
In addition, the Asus U2E of the ultra portable category, implements a number of useful security features, e.g, a TPM security chip and a fingerprint reader. Regarding communication equipment it scores points by 300 Mbit WLAN, Bluetooth, and Gigabit-LAN...
Handsome. Fully loaded with connectivity options, including three USB ports. Weight on par with similar systems that dont include an optical drive.
Numerous software problems. Integrated BIOS/driver update system never completed successfully. Homegrown software works even worse than Vista; causes problems. Toosmall keyboard. Toosmall, toostiff mouse buttons. Very loud fan and very quiet speakers. Sta...
Gorgeous leather accents. LED backlit screen. Built-in optical drive. The only 3-pound ultraportable with an HDMI port. Excellent battery life. Energy efficient.
92 percent keyboard. Three-cell battery is not enough. Poor performance scores. Way too expensive. Could use a cellular modem.
The ASUS U2E-A2B is a gorgeous, leather-clad ultraportable that weighs next to nothing. But it could use a price reduction and a processor upgrade....
Published: 2008-06-05, Author: Andrew , review by: techworld.com
A stylish and well-featured ultraportable at the luxury end of the market, but ultimately more style over substance. And if the Asus U2E-1P014E appeals but the price seems a little steep, consider the ?1,199 black leather version with 120GB hard drive...
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Great styling; includes two batteries, Bluetooth mouse, and carrying case; built-in DVD burner
Slow performance; 3-cell battery life is abysmal; odd keyboard layout; screen is too reflective; bad off-angle viewing
A fashion-forward ultraportable with just acceptable performance, the Asus U2E is a real head-turner. Its a great choice if speed is not your primary concern. ...
Its been some time since we looked at our last true ultraportable laptop. Since then, the market has been shaken up a bit by some of the new product launches. The question that many people might end up having is whether a typical Windows Vista ultrap...
Sleek and fashionable leather chassis, Comfortable keyboard, Long battery life, HDMI port
Noisy fan, Runs warm, Facial recognition a bit slow
The U2E is hands-down one of the best-looking ultraportables on the market. However, its closest rivals—the $3,098 MacBook Air and the $2,936 Lenovo ThinkPad X300—pack larger, 13-inch screens, better performance scores, and larger solid state...
Slick, classy design with lots of options in a small package. Built-in optical drive, two batteries.
Trackpad wasnt sensitive enough. A bit small for our taste. Graphics performance lags.
The Asus U2E isnt about surprises, but in the realm of ultraportable laptops, often surprises are a bad thing. Like, surprise! Theres no optical drive! Or, surprise! There arent enough USB ports! Instead, the U2E has all the connectivity and featu...
Lowvoltage Core 2 Duo processor is easy on battery life, One of the most attractive 11inch notebooks weve seen, Excellent build quality, Great keyboard, Comes with two batteries, Nice packaging and extras
Lowvoltage processor doesnt give desktop replacement performance, Touchpad surface isnt great, Noisy fan, Leather is either stylish or garish depending on your tastes
The Asus U2E is one of the most impressive luxury business notebooks weve ever seen. Granted, the $2,000 price tag is more than most consumers are likely to consider ... but this isnt an ordinary laptop. Asus managed to create one of the smallest and...
